No No Nanette stage version stars Claire and Gray at Huron
Bernice Claire and Alexander Gray headline the audible screen adaptation of No No Nanette at the Huron Theatre with a midnight preview tonight at 11 45. The production combines color filming with new songs like Tea For Two and I Want To Be Happy and features ZaSu Pitts Bert Roach Louise Fazenda Lilyan Taskiman and Lucien Littlefield in supporting roles.
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Parade of the West to Play at Bijou Next Weekend
Universal presents Ken Maynard in The Parade of the West at the Bijou Theatre Friday and Saturday. The Western revue features Gladys McConnell Otis Harlan and Jackie Harlan with Maynard reviving old wild west show nostalgia and circus style acts. Tarzan the horse performs new tricks in this Maynard vehicle directed by Harry J Brown.
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Theaters Schedule With Paramount News Highlights
A weekly cinema rundown lists Sunday through Saturday programs featuring No No Nanette with Louise Fazenda and Lilyan Tashman, So Long Letty, Roadhouse Nights with Helen Morgan, Condemned with Ann Harding and Ronald Colman, Skinner Steps Out with Myrna Kennedy, and Parade of the West with Ken Maynard. Paramount sound news and vaudeville elements accompany each show.
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Colman Stars in Condemned at the Huron Theater
Ronald Colman carries the dramatic romantic and comic range in Condemned to Devil’s Island where he plays a daring escapee who meets the woman who may save him. Ann Harding Dudley Digges Louis Wolheim Sidney Howard and Blair Niles contributed to this stage to screen adaptation at the Huron.
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Vet Comedians Make Transition To All Talking Screen
The piece notes stage actors like James Gleason Charles Ruggles and Maurice Chevalier proving the need for a formal screen baptism before film fame. It highlights Jimmy Durante leading Clayton and Durante in Paramount's Roadhouse Nights and previews shows at the Hogan theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Three Laughiest Panic Starters In Film World
The passage lauds a trio as the era’s funniest panic starters in cinema last seen on screen and asserts they will be hard to displace for a long time, highlighting their enduring reputation in show business.
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Tryon Kennedy Paired In Skinner Steps Out At Bijou
Tryon and Mema Kennedy star in Skinner Steps Out a light farce at the Bijou theater Sunday only Universal Pictures presents the comedy about William Henry Skinner a husband who is a hero to his wife and a blunder to his employers Kennedy plays Honey a young wife whose faith in her husband inspires success The film features some of Tryon’s funniest scenes including a scene in which he asks for a raise.
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Skinner Steps Out cast and charity bazaar scene praised
The article notes the orchestra leader conducts an auction at a charity bazaar with Miss Kennedy’s charm captivating the crowd. It lists FE. J. Ratcliffe Burr Mc Intosh Lloyd Whitlock William Welsh Katherine Kerrigan Frederick Lee Jack Lipson and Edna Marian as the supporting cast for Skinner Steps Out. The film is based on one of the
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Skinner stories adapted for the screen by Willan James Craft
Henry Irving Dodge presents famous Skinner tales directed by Willan James Craft with Matt Taylor handling the screen adaptation. The project highlights a collaboration across literary and cinematic figures to bring Skinner narratives to film.
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